Her characterization is usually weak, her historical insight is almost nonexistent, and her stories abound in anachronisms and impossibilities.
Mr. Weber's book is a bit weak on architectural insights, and he likes to dwell on salacious details (repeated references to masturbation and visits to brothels), but he helps round out our understanding of one of the greatest architectural minds of any era.
Collyer et al. [2, 3], provided insight to weak and unpredictable responses to clopidogrel therapy and the risk of acute coronary syndrome in patients off clopidogrel for more than 4 days.
Our work provides insight into weak PPIs, which play a significant role in signaling and conformational dynamics.
22 23 24 Thus when the function of a gene is known, its association with a disease (however weak) can provide clear insight into the causal mechanisms leading to disease (fig 4 ).
The focus would be helping students become more intelligent science consumers by learning how scientific work is done: how ideas are developed and tested, what counts as strong or weak evidence, and how insights from many disciplines fit together into a coherent picture of the world.
Furthermore, he describes weak signals as unconnected insights and knowledge.
Additionally, a complementary post-treatment using NCI analysis turns out to give significant insight into chemical weak interactions found by AlgoGen.
Understanding the mechanisms by which nature designs strong composites with weak materials could provide helpful insight and guidance for the development and synthesis of novel materials for industrial applications.
Our results confirm the sensitivity improvement by a factor of two in optical atomic magnetometer via second harmonic signal which can open a new insight in the weak magnetic field measurement system design.
In our study, a weak negative correlation between PANSS insight score and SASCCS score has been found (r = -.21, p =.03) but didn't reach the significance level set at 0.01.
